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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1921)
KHAVIN FAMA VAILI OOI RJ K K l'RIOAY, MKITEMBER Ifl, IMI PAGE THREE I NALEH.MAN WAATEI» DOYLE’S BLANKETS TIIE SMALL BABY BI,ANKHTH TO THE BABY Ul. IX HET'S I j ABGK ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AMI NE.HEXIN SALSMAN WANTED To cover lo ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ cal territory selling dealer*. Guar William Eamum Tixiay anteed salary of »100.00 week for The aea always has a peculiar right man. The Richards Co., 200 charm but when you know you are Fifth Ave.. Nww York, N. Y. 86 going to see William Farnum aboard ix > nt a big ship you know you are in for romance, IXJST Alaskan .Mais mute dog, reels of excitement and Farnum will be seen at the Rivoli sharp black ear* and noas When last seen was wearing light har theater today only In hl* latest pro- The Bcuttler*." ness with ring on back. Answer* duction called It Is replete with unusual Incidents ! to usme of "Sport." Reward for have thrills enough to and Is said to return to C. E. McLane, chief of Police. N. F. Andrews. 82 satisfy the most eager Farnum fan Jackie Saunders, a most capable j leading woman, plays opposite the ! star Reports from other points In- j e . T. .M c K instry , eoa g st., paone 355-R, real estate. Best of soils for dlcate a picture of smashing force. l*H BLE MIZE f»H< TO »3.50 LtlU.E III.AXKE'PN gI.PA TO »14.SO fruit, bay or general farming. T. Classified Advertising FOR HALE WOOD FN)R SAL» 31.76. on ground, upper river road. Ing pole*. Hlvely eral Delivery. Hr »2.00, pine 4 mile* w<et on Poets and build- A Brickell. Gen- 4 Ilf PIANO TUNING WASTED PIANO TUNING- Leave orders for immediate fall tuning. Tuner here WANTED TO RENT—A large irri short time only Rowell's Music gated ranch suitable for a dairy House. 97 ranch Herbert Whitsett and Daniel Harding. Granta Pass, Rd. BUILDING (ONTHAI TORN 4, Bax fl. Sttfl 90 ACRES--40 aerea bottom under WANTWD Roomers mid Boarders at 620 North 3rd street, private paid up water right for sale. »6000. Add reas No. 202. care of family. Phone 386-J. 83 Courier. *»tf WANTED- Work horse for Its keep TWO GOOD BARGAINS—One used during the fall und winter. Phone Oakland Six. one now Oakland Six -01 F 12 83 sedan Valley Hardware Co 45tf WANTED Housekeeper for family OWN YOUK OWN STORE building Good wages, Addreas of four. and save reut. Will seil at a bar- 82 No 248 care Courier. by Bert galn. störe occupled Barne« adjolnlng First National WANTED A school girl to wall tables Friday night, Saturday and Bank. Valley Hardware Co. 4 6 If Sunday. Mocha. 7»tf PLEASANT HOME III good location, modern, fine garden, berriea and WANTED Team work of any kind, fruit tree*, one acre, with plenty or will taka a wood contract, cut of water. Bargain if «eld at once ting or hauling. Residence 423 Phone 341-R 111» East A St. COtf West J street. 84 FIR AND PINTO WOOD »1.75 per WANT TO BUY email house or any tier, oak and laurel »2 Wm Hrlet-j kind of building to wreck or move mayr. Fruitdale. 46tf, Call or address 308 Manzanita FOR HALE; 42*a ocrea, 2 resi-| Ave. 86 deuces. Would make good open WANTED I-ady wants housework air sanitarium, farm school or pri or cooking. No. 251 care Courier. vate home. Also oil paintings, I» etc., at Oxford hotel and at place. Cora B. Findlay, Route 4, Box 81, MIWKLLANEOl'H Grants Paas. 87 REPAIR SHOP Steam fitting, pipe DRY SEASONED OAK. fir and pine work plumbing, boiler and pump wood for sale. Call 313-J. C W. work, Installing 505 South 6th St. 81tf Lanbracbt. Phon* 306. G. A. Bryan. FOo SALE- Alfalfa hay. first cut- BANKERS LIFE COMPANY—Dee ting. »10 per ton In field, or de Moines. Iowa Myron C. Gaston. llvered at reasonable figure; al so District Agent. sweet sugar pears, excellent for -------- pickles, 2e pound. Hayes A Har CARNHR-GAYETTY IRON WORKS ter. 83 | —General foundary and machine work. mine, mill machinery, chilled FOR SAIJC 1X11« of horses. harneaa, saw carriage wheels, live rolls. I four yo.tng cowa. giving mllk. pipe fittings. Grants Pass. Oregon 1 Jack's Barn. L Htreet, Grant* Pus*. Oregon 82 PAPERHANGING—Call up Harry! POTATOE® at 2c at place. 2 mile* front town on upper river road. C. H. Peterson 102 It DEAN Aasayer, Chemist. 822 East D street. Grants Pass, Oregon. 94 Jones at Colonial hotel for paint ing. paperhattglng, calciminlng. 90 HARPER A SON Building contrac tor* Shop work, furniture crating. Shop 510 H St. Rea phone 142. A. J. GREEN—General contractor. Estimates and plans made. Noth- Shop Ing too small or too large 211 Sixth St Phone 33-J. 92tf J. NA LASKOWSKI — Contractor. Builder and Jobber Phone 246-R VIOLIN IAHTK< <TI<IN MRS GBORGE TEALL PEAKE—In structor on violin. Special atten tion given to beginners. 414 West C street. Phone 315-L. 66tf PHYAKTAN ANO SURGEON L O. CLEMENT. M D.. Practice limited to dtaeaaes of eya. ear.noe« and throat. Phone 62; Rea. 239-J. d LOUGHR1DGE. M. D Physician and surgeon City or country calls attended day or night Phones lies 36». Office. I «2; 6th and H. E. J. BILUCE, M D. Physician, sur geon, Sehallhorn 6lk Phone 54-J; rea 1004 Iaiwnridge. phone 54-L. W F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- raputlca Office over Barnes' jew elry. Res 259-R; office 217-R. W. T TOMPKINS. D. S J. Nervous and chronic dlaeases. Office. Claus Schmidt Bldg. Phone 304-R. RALPH W. STDARNB. M D. Phy- alelan and surgeon, X-Ray equlp- Offlce In Masonic Temple ment Bldg., phone 31-L VEIERIXAK1 NI KGKO.X DR. R. J. BF.STUL, Veterinarian Residence 838 Washington boule vard, phono 398-R DENTIN TN G tor on piano; studio 423 B street. Phone 1-J. An accredited teacher. FOR RENT—Alfalfa. Grain and Stock ranches with and without MRS. CLARA TUTTLE FENTON teacher of piano and harmony. Irrigation, or will sell at bargain Tuesday and Saturday. Studio at prices on long time easy payments. 618 F Street _______ « Ranches In Jackson and Josephine county. One ranch tinder ditch ALMA WOLKE Instructor in piano' 3 miles from Grants Pass, on river. and harmony Fall term opens Gold Ra.v Realty Co., Owner*, Sept. 12. An accredited toucher. 06tf Medford, Ore. TA A at 611 H APARTMENTS TO RENT r»otf SOONER TAXI —Pnone 262-H for G street W M Wyrick Jitney Luke or Cutler Calls an PIANOS TO RENT- A limited num swered anywhere, anytime 8«tf ber of firm pianos for rent. Apply early at Music & Photo House. 88 PHONE 160 The Bonbonniere for Taxi. 79tf FOR RENT 9-room house. 10 lots; Also 4 bend of hog* and 2 cows for TAXI — White Line Taxi, city or *nle. Phone 215-R or call at 412 country trips. Special trips by ap West A Street. 85 po! ntnient. Prices reasonable, Closed car. (’nil Clemens Drug outside FOR RENT Two good Store, 46-R: residence phone 381. rooms by week or month, Western 97 hotel. FOR EXCHANGE FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, WILL TRADE 40 acres with WHter right for late model Ford and »100 232 West I. Four rooms and Terms on the #400. Call or write bath room, hot and cold water. 624 West G St. 24tf Mr*. J. S. Smith. No children. 82 OAC Oregon's Higher Institution ol TECHNOLOGY Fight Schools; Seventy Department] FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921 For informBtton write to the Refittrer Oregon Agricultural College CORVALLIS . Effective Nov. 24, 19 1» Trains will ruu Mondays, Wednes days and Friday* Lea vu Grants F buss.. __ .....1 Arrive Waters Creek.. . .... 2 jj ¡.eave Waters Creek Arrive Grants Pits* . .4 For information regarding frelgli and passenger rates cal’ at the offici of the company. Lundburg buiidtn« I or telephone 1 81 Be «ure and tb.lt ihr fair and «er thia display a* it will »how you many appllunie« which hHp to make ytnir reeiden, e a home and the «tally life a pleuxurr. DEDKB'K’H PLI MHING SHOP GANTS PASS ELMTRK' OO. If you’re not showing the pro per speed these days you ought to get some nourishing meat into your system. That's the sort of thing that puts pep into a family and makes them keep up with the Joneses and Pniiths, who, by the way. are our ergular customers. PAIL’S KUKTRIC STORE < ALI FORVIA OREGON POWER GO. Oregon State Fair HAJ.EM. OKEX4ON September 26th to October 1st Round Trip Reduced Fares Apply from all agency station in Oregon Minimum adult fare >1.00 Children of half fare age 50c When going to the State Eair covn- htne pleasure with comfort and con venience by using Southern Pacific ¡rain wrdir. Trains Operate Direct to Fair Grounds Trains 17-18-23-24 and 28 will make regular stop and Nos. 14 and 16 Will stop on Dag at Fair Grounds. Special trains from Portland and from Eugene to Salem and Fair Grounds Tuesday to Saturday, lnclu- sive. For further particulars aak agenta Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. B uster B rown S hoes Buster Brown Shoe 211 South 6th Street AUTO 'TOPS-SLIPX CQVERS > 10 KLEP UP THE" " PROPER. spcec Watch for Air. Happy Party TIIE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON CO 1ST It IILROAD COMPANY Time Card Display THOMPSON CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kendall. Frank and Earl Kendall made a business I trip to Medford a few day* ago. Mrs. Ralph Plttock visited her , mother, .Mrs. Will Jordan on Wed- > nesday. Misses Alice land Errol IBIngham came home from the Bert Clute hop yard where they had been camping and picking hops. Dick Hoffman 1s working at the John Hailey mine on Hinkle Gulch. They have struck the ore vein «nd ‘ are 'working a day and night crew of ' seven men Mr. Goodnow is super- 1 Intending the work. Mr. and Mrs. ; Roe. of Seattle, are visiting at the i John Bailey mine. .Mrs. Dick Hoffman and son, I^eo, were visiting with the F. F. Groves on Sunday afternoon. Geo. Kendall is erecting a modern and up-to-date poultry house and contemplates going Into the poultry business. Some of the farmers are hauling their barley to iProvolt. F. F. Grove made a business trip to Medford on Tuesday. Will Jordan went to Grants Pas« on 'business a few day* ago. Several fam ¡lie« met at Donney Knutzens last Saturday evening to assist in burning the slashing. They report a fine time, lunch being served at midnight. Mr. and Mrs Earl Stanley and two small children from Oakland. OaL. are visiting Mrs Stanley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Jordan. Mr*. Dick Hoffman has moved to Medford for the winter to send her son, Leo, to school. Cyril Atkins is attending the Med ford high eshool this winter. Mrs. Isaura Atkins is teaching school on Lost creek. Mrs. Will Jordan and daughter. I Mrs. Stanley were visiting In Grants 1 Pass one day last week. W. F. Werth, proprietor of the Al- pine creamery In Grants Pass motor- ed to Thompson creek Sunday. Thompson creek school opened on Monday with 'Miss ILizrle 'Ellmore as teacher. Thomas Williams went to Medford Tuesday with a load of potatoes. F. F. Grove went to Medford on Tuesday. Miss Edna and ¡Raymond Griffin were visiting their aunt. Mrs. Grove. last Sunday. Lloyd and 'Monroe Root, of Ccn- tral Point, were at F. F. Grooves last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Horning and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Williams. of I Grants Pass, were visiting Mrs. Will Jordan last Sunday. E. .C MACY. D. M. D First-class DRESAM IKING FOR SALE -Water power washing dentistry. J09H S. 6th St. machine, fine condition, work* DRESSMAKING- ladles tailoring and furrtst, men's tailored silk' perfectly, »15. Also high-class L> NORTON Attoruey-at-law shirts to order, with or without, H solid oak pedestal dining room Prattle** ll> »I! State and Federal material furnished. Repairing and table IJke new, »25. Wonderful Courts First National Bank Bldg alterations quickly and neatly bargains. Phone 382-J. 83 of pleatings. done. Every line G. W COLVIO. M’.orney-at-law FOR SALE Egg plums and petite Price« Rush orders a specialty, Gr« nt» Pass Ranking Co Rid* prunes, 2c per lb at farm; lots of lower uaturally. Call at parlors. 50 pounds of more delivered, E S VAN DYKE, Attorney Prs tices opposite postoffice on Sixth street Those who have orders In are re- in all courts First National Bank over Basket grocery and get esti quested to eomn now a* fruit la I Building mates Mrs. W R. Swoape. Phone A Stadium Defined. Otto Henrickson, phone ripe. 506. 98 O S BLANCHARD. Attnruey-at-law “An old-fashioned woman*' writes In ' 3 602-F-2 21. Golden Rule Rldg Phon« 270 to ask “What la u stadium?’’ A sta A<<<HNTANT FOR SAL£ Rooming bouse, S23 J dium madam, is u large ball purl, Ma with a university attached.—Boston street. Helling It at a sacrifice. Call AUDITING—Systematizing. Daily or C. A. •',,'LER. Attorney-at-la* e»w<e .nule. Grants Pass. Ore at house for Information. Cash Transcript. monthly audit service. Ivan Liv •ale. 83 ingston. Incorporated Accountant. GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law referee in bankruptcy. Masonic Phone 389. Address: Grants Pass. HATS New fall and winter hats at Oregon. 7<itf Temple Phone 135-J Mrs. Burtons, also room* for rent. MR-HAPP’»' Opposite courthouse. 86 PARTY / JAMES T OH INNOCK Lawver DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER First National Bank Building FOR SALE—Fine true saddle or THE WORI j D MOVES; so do we. driving horse. Might consider Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg trade for good cow. Can be seen Practice In all courts >• 396; res phones 171-R. 316-L. ut 727 South Seventh Street, Sep- V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice in F. G. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi teinber 16-17. Mrs. W. H. Pol- state and fedora) courts Office ano*, safes, furniture, moved, ship 82 lock. ever Nation«’ Drue Rtore ped. packed, stored Phone 124.Y. FOR SALE Cull Winter Banana ap PIANO INHTRI t TION ples and Bose pears. Call at Ore ood c gon Growers Packing House. 87 MRS. JAMES M. POWERS. Instruc IS McN NcF« FOR RENT Electrical and Plumbing MADE A SPAI R E(r» We repair and make every type and style top and slip cov er—and do the work RIGHT- Ix-t us repair your prewent top and, also, lend reel distinct ion to your car with a smart eet of durable slip covers. Sam ple«. prices, etc., gladly *i»b- Mltted. G. B. BERRY
